4 - The Canadien Champion, Tuesday, January 5, 1999 Talking to your kids class The Oakville Parent-Child Centre offers programs with practical, effective strate- gies and infornmation to help parents and caregivers leamn new skills and gain confi- dence in their new role. Among the upcoming programs is How To Talk So Kids WiII Listen/Listen So Kids Will Talk - an eight week session beginning Monday, Jan. t8. To sign up for classes or for more infor- mation, cail Kim Richardson or Denise Noguchi at 849-6366. Low Price LUXURY SUPREME LATEX SATIN PAINT " Beautiful Satin finish for bed- rooms and living moins. " Low spatter " Available in hundreds of pastel clecorator colouns 3.78Las1127 Rg$2.9$10Q49 LUXURY SUPREME LATEX SATIN LUSTRE PAINT & Luxunius scnibbable tow lustre finishs * For hallways, famîly roasts and cliii. drens toas e Stais resisiani 0 Available in 100Os of pastel deconitor calours 3.78L #1137' $' 1 49 LUXURY SUPREME LATEX SEMI GLOSS PAINT " Very scrabliable " Ideal for Kîtchens, Trias ad Bathrooms " Low spatrer " Available in 100's of pastel dec- aralar colouns 3.78L#s1147 $71'24 - iJ Reg. $22.49 i Reg. $23.24 àd %J START THE YEAR .....With a complet Lube, 011 &Fîlter e ii with Y04 Up to 300 Bonus AIR MILES?-t On selected Goodyear" tires Helping hands Ashiey F.nbow enjoye her -first taste of srnw boerdlng on Glen Eden Ski Areas beginner hili r.cmntly, partlculsrly wtth a Uie batanclng assistance from pa Colleen Wilson. Photos by GRAHAM PAINE Education book out Copies of Education is Ageless will be arniving at local homes and those in the surrounding ares starting this week. - The annually distributed guide is a source of information on a wide range of leaming opportunities such as technology training, special intereat courses, corporate training, literacy courses and career development services. Also included are high achool diplomna courses and night school classes. The reference manual is put out by the Centre for Skills Development and Training - an entrepreneurial, non-profit organization associated with the Halton District Sehool Board. For more information on courses, registrations and upcoming events, caîl 878-1240 or (905) 333-3499. i Education is Ageless.. now available from Schools, Uibraries, Information Centres and Human Resource Centres & Todays issue of Special On-Site Registration 5:30 - 8:30 pmn Tuesday, Jan 12 & Tlrsday, Jan 14 at 5151 New St., Burlington or phone 333-3499 0 fax 634-2775 n Te centre oprsnts Soems Like OId Timne featwring The Volces of Showtimo January 16. 1999 nt 8:00 Pm at Madcowvalo Theatre Aduits: $22.50 Seniors: $20.00 Students: $15.00 Here's a fun-filled trip of nostalgic memonies that takes you back to the 30's, 40's, and 50's when we danced to the top hits of the "big band/swing" era. This is great music per- formed witti a beautiful blend of fun by a truly unique group of vocalists. ordedng your bckets 1. Cal ffl 821«W MwaxayioSusdy, 1 mt pmadhywVno arir iv USlI5Mu.oifi mý*Umkud Rd., Mbbfla~ a i V Council wants Province to pay for billing By IRENE GENTLE The Champio Town counicil would like the Province to pay for their lateat tax policy. Literally. Council recently approved a recommen- dation by staff to forward ail re-billing costs associateti with tax capping to the Province. The reimbursement bid focuses on Bill 79, the Province's legislation enforcing tax capping on commercial, industrial and multi-residential buildings. The bill imposes a 10 per cent cap in 1998, and 5 per cent caps in 1999 and 2000. The cap applies to both increases and decreases of greater than 10 per cent. The legislation bas been vehemently opposed by Halton Region, which had already set up phase-in and rebate policies to offset property tax hikes caused by cur- rent value assesament. Milton had sent out its final 1998 tax bills before the newest legislation - the seventh of it's kind in a year- was pro- posed. Now the Town will have to mail out new bills for approximately 300 local properties. 'This means welIl have to reverse ail the entries for the properties we issued rebates for and re-issue bills to about 300 proper- ties," aid Jim McQueen, the Town's act- ing chief administrative officer.